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| two sample t test vs two sample z test |
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Definition
t compares two means
z compares two means with population variances. not used much |
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| categorical data and proportions. ex: what's your major? |
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| osmotic demyelination happens from? |
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Definition
| rapid correction of hyponatremia. |
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| how fast can you correct hyponatremia without having risk of osmotic demyelination |
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Definition
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Definition
pancreas/gi
pituitary
parathyroid |
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| most common gi/panc tumor in MEN1 |
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Definition
| zollinger ellison syndrome. gastrinoma. refractory peptic ulcer disease. |
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| red, edemetaous hot to touch skin |
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Definition
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| two webs with fissures and masseration |
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Definition
| tinea pedis. inc risk for cellulitis |
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| best prevention of ischemic leg |
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Definition
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| reddish nodule that ucerates usually on hand |
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Definition
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| hi ca and refractory gi ulcers |
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Definition
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Definition
| inhibits transciption of IL2 and other t lymphocyte cytokines |
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Term
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Definition
1. nephrotoxicity
2. htn
3. neurotoxic
4. glu intol
5. infection
6. malignancy
7. gingival hypertrophy
8. gi |
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Term
| nephrotoxicity of cyclosporine |
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Definition
azotemia
hyperuriciemia (gout)
hyperkalemia
lo Phosphate
lo Mg |
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Term
| neurotoxicity of cyclosporine |
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Definition
HA
seizure, tremor, akinetic mutism |
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| malignancy seen as ade of cyclosporine |
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Definition
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same as cyclosporine
no gum hypertrophy |
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Definition
diarrhea does related
leukopenia
hepatotoxicity |
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Definition
| purine analog converted to 6 mercaptopurine which inhibits purine synthesis |
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| tx htn in cyclosporine or tacrolimus toxicity |
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Definition
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Definition
tender erythematous lesions on fingertips
seen in infective endocarditis |
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Definition
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| management of retinal artery occlusion 2/2 embolism |
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Definition
| ocular massage and high flow o2 |
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Term
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Definition
indiosyncratic liver injury with lots of pmns on histology
seems like viral hep |
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Term
| heart changes in massive pe |
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Definition
right ventricular dilation
right atrial enlargement |
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Term
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Definition
hypotension
syncope
acute dyspnea
pleuritic chest pain
tachycardia |
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Term
| tx malignant otitis externa |
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Definition
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Term
| monoclonal gammopathy of undertermined significance |
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Definition
1. hi protein
2. monoclonal paraprotein on serum electrophoresis (<3)
3. may also show in urine |
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Term
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Definition
| skeletal bone xr, likely to progress to Multiple myeloma |
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Term
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Definition
| MM has anemia, hi Ca, lytic bone lesions, renal fail, >3 protein, >10% plasma cells in bone marrow |
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Term
| oral flora that can cause endocarditis |
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Definition
Haemophilus
Aggregatibacter actino
Cardiovacterium homines
Eikenella corrodens
Kingella King |
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Term
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Definition
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| abx that inc risk for c diff |
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Definition
flouro
penicillin
cephalo
clinda |
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Term
| what increases precision of a study |
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Definition
| narrow confidence interval |
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Term
| mm weakness after asthma attack? |
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Definition
| beta agonists can drive K into cells. causing hypokalemia. mm weakness, arrythmias, tremor, ha and palpitations |
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Term
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Definition
| pt with acute severe illness with normal thryoid fxn but maybe a small fall in total and gree t2 with everything else normal |
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Term
| best way to check spine for prostate ca mets |
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Definition
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Term
polyarthralgia
tenosynovitis
painless veiculopostular skin lesions |
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